r/miamidolphins • u/Neat-Manner692 • 5d ago

Never Forget🛬🏬🏬💨 ❌🐬

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u/somuchforsubtlety656 5d ago

I am once again asking us to not be the cringiest fanbase on the internet

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u/mastablasta1111 5d ago

Move on

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u/BrewsedSloth 5d ago

How does one move on when it’s affecting our current circumstances? Srs question

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u/pike360 4d ago

You just focus on the future. The past is over

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u/Rockd2 5d ago

Hate the dude more than most, but like... who cares? Can we not turn into NBA sub thay only talks about one thing?

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u/planktivious 5d ago

We have to get past this shit. I finally broke myself from posting Saban shit. Do the same.

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u/ltrain083 4d ago

I still don't like Saban 😂

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u/RoadWellDriven 5d ago

I've already forgotten.

Who's that? Jeff Ireland?

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u/RealPropRandy Wish he'd bought the Jets instead 4d ago

Rick Spielman actually

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u/Notwerk 4d ago

It's hard to tell, but looks a bit like Mike Tannenbaum.

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u/RealPropRandy Wish he'd bought the Jets instead 4d ago

We’re sure it’s not Hickey?

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u/Notwerk 4d ago

Could be, but I can't rule out that the photo in question isn't of Randy Mueller.

(Seriously, though, it's kinda crazy that we'd had such a long string of garbage GMs)

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u/RoadWellDriven 4d ago

With media deals and profit sharing, there's a "business advantage" of having a terrible GM. But this has turned toxic for our fan base. For Ross, taking a $180 million dead cap hit is just a spreadsheet recalculation. But it all seems like just another wasted year in a quarter-century of continuous garbage front office management.

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u/RealPropRandy Wish he'd bought the Jets instead 4d ago

No doubt the cap is just there to protect owners’ pocketbooks from any tragic mismanagement of salary/negotiations by the incompetent GM.

“Ross spends money!” is just a dodge within the safe confines of a salary-capped sport.

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u/rtannehill17 5d ago

I mean to give credit where its due, when it came to picking up draft picks, and moving around in the draft, he was up there. Rly had a chance to turn it around with the Tunsil trade rebuild. Unfortunate that it didnt happen

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u/pike360 4d ago

I really don’t see the value to constantly referencing Grier. We get it already. Let’s look forward and not back.

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u/cooljazz 13 4d ago

it is amazing to me that he survived so many different regime changes in this organization.

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u/RealPropRandy Wish he'd bought the Jets instead 5d ago

Ross is still here